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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Land Models / March 2004looking for 6-8 channel radio setups
plan on converting an RC car to a rover with working onboard video and robotic arm, hence we sould need more than 2 channels on the radio. any suggestions on how-to, what-to? > plan on converting an RC car to a rover with working onboard video and > robotic arm, hence we sould need more than 2 channels on the radio. > any suggestions on how-to, what-to? Aircraft radios commonly have 6+ channels. Mine has 7. I can't address the legality of such a use.  SignatureL.V.X., brother mouse http://www.mousetrap.net/otr/ Old Time Radio trades http://makeashorterlink.com/?K16312E06 CBS Radio Mystery Theater database http://greyhound.mousetrap.net/altus/ retired racing dog I'm pretty sure aircraft radios area superset of land radios. In other words, you can use an aircraft radio for surface use. SignatureJustin Mahn remove Panties to e-mail > > plan on converting an RC car to a rover with working onboard video and > > robotic arm, hence we sould need more than 2 channels on the radio. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I can't address the legality of such a use. > I can't address the legality of such a use. If it's 72 mhz, it's illegal for ground use. I wouldn't want a haircut from a out of control plane anyway... 75mhz, 27mhz, 50mhz is all ok for ground use. Futaba 9cap, comes in 75mhz for surface use. You can actually use any Futaba 9uap, 8uap, 7uap, 5uap, and for that matter any U series radio. Just swap the 72MHZ RF module, snaps into the back of the radio, and get a 75MHZ module and 8CH 75MHZ receiver. Check Tower for them. > plan on converting an RC car to a rover with working onboard video and > robotic arm, hence we sould need more than 2 channels on the radio. > any suggestions on how-to, what-to? |
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